Of all the franchises that Nintendo has under its belt, very few are as closely associated with the mega developer as The Legend of Zelda. The first game debuted over 40 years ago at this point, and since then, it has only been able to be played on Nintendo's proprietary consoles, whether that be the SNES or the Nintendo Switch 2.
That said, recent times have seen the landscape shift, mostly thanks to the efforts of fans who want to play older games in a more convenient manner. That has led to a glut of older titles making their way over to the PC via both emulation and native ports, all of which make it a lot easier to keep the memory of those games alive.
Now, Zelda has cropped up over on PlayStation, and far from being a retro effort, it's actually one of the most recent games in the series.
As first reported by TweakTown, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is now playable in 4K on PlayStation 5 consoles, if you're willing to go through some technical steps. Essentially, the game is running on a jailbroken PlayStation 5 console in 4K at 30 FPS, via...
